Orchids hard to grow? Feed them this and they will have fat roots, lush leaves and nonstop blooms

Orchids are rather delicate flowers and need special attention during everyday care. Many people have discovered plenty of little tricks for growing orchids, for example the soil for orchids can use leaf mold and willow branches, which gives the orchids enough air and nutrients to grow. Today I want to share with you a little trick for growing orchids that I learned from an old flower farmer, and the effect is very good too.

Rapeseed oil

First prepare some rapeseed oil and soil, then put them into a clean container and stir evenly, then add an appropriate amount of lime, then put it under the sun to slowly bake, basically after 6 months take it out and stir it, and after some time, when you see that the soil no longer feels very oily, then it can be used to grow orchids, this way it can provide nutrients to the orchids and effectively promote orchid growth.

If you think the above method is too troublesome, you can put the rapeseed oil into a clean plastic bottle, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, seal it and put it under the sun to bake, and after successful fermentation dilute it with an appropriate amount of clean water to water the orchids, and it can supplement sufficient nitrogen fertilizer, which can make the root system grow thick and strong.

Waste oil from the range hood

When using a range hood, some waste oil is produced, so you can pour out the oil inside, then dig a few small holes at the edge of the orchid pot, then drip a few drops of the waste oil into the holes you dug, then fill the soil back in, but it cannot be used frequently, once a month is enough, then put it in an environment with scattered light, and the waste oil can decompose in the soil the trace elements that orchids need, which can make the orchid leaves dark green and glossy and produce more flower buds.